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By GERRY McNEIL

QUEBEC (CPl—A 350000.000 ldifference of opinion is shaping lup between Quebec and New- foundland and the Wabth Iron Company appears to be caught right In the middle.

If Wahush builds a $50,000,000 pelletizlng pla nt in Pointe-

Notre, foundland threatens to revoke special mining concessions granted to Wabush iron ore development in Labrador.

If Wahush is forced to build at its Labrador site, observers say it will face the extra costs

Sept-lies, Que.. on a rail line desfgned for heavy loads going south

Both Wabush and Quebec evidently expected the plant. which will grind ore into pellets of blast-furnace size, to he built at Pointe-Noire.

When Sept-lies. dominated by Iron Ore Company of Canada,

Que, as planned, Neww

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. April 26. 1968. 9

Wcibush Iron CO. Caught In Quebec, Nfld. Quarrel

[permission .Noire, Premier Lesage ldown the request.

He said developments ex- .pected at Pointe-Noire. Wa- 'bush's gulf port 335 miles north- east of here. would not allow .him to place it under the thumb Iof a competitor.

But last week. Smallwood of Newfoundland ibluntiy told Wahush to erect the

Iplant.on Newfoundland soil or‘

risk its special concessions.

i In the same speech, Premier .Smallwood said he expects the {lo-year, $1.500 Hamilton

under way within a year. Wahush or the Quebec 1.govern lyet.

Wahush has declan to com- ment. Premier Lesage. Iret-urned from a two-week vaca- .tlon Sunday. also declined to 1 comment asked the

' en i asked in a private bill for‘legislature about the situation.’

to annex Pointe- 1

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'area Premier Joey :province’s p lpower giant. 20 per cent.

of hauling fuel to north from‘Falls hydro development to get‘

ment to the statementsland the 32.000.000

who solidated Edison Company.

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAI’ BECKER

> You are South. neither side vulnerable. T h e bidding h as been:

West North East. South

1 A Dble. Pass ?

What would you now bid with each of the following five hands?

1. .84 vim. “<73 4.10953 2. .7 Q 0652 .KQM 4.9743 3. glass VQZ 9A3” §J54 4. .4 VAQBSMZ 0.1863 ‘7 5, A085 .9853 .AJB paw.

1. Three clubs. A takeout double shows at least the values for an opening bid. Naturally. if you respond in minimum terms. you can have a poor hand with no points or a moderate one with 5 or 6 points, Thus. if we changed the three kinzs to three deuces. you would respond two clubs, and similarly, you would also bid two clubs with .. either one or two kings.

When you have real values. such as in this hand with 11 high-card points. the way to show them is by jumping the bidding. This tells partner that you are. responding not just as

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a matter of duty. but because .you have considerably more ;than he has a right to expect. ' 2. Two hearts. Here you have is moderately good band. but lare short of the values needed to justify a jump response. It is far better to respond in hearts than diamonds. A heart response will induce partner to bid again more often than a diamond response, since the pos- sibility of a ten-trick game .in

eleven - trick as me (in dia- monds). If partner raises two hearts to three, you go on to four with the fullest confidence. Two notrump. weak- ness in hearts and clubs is no bar to jumping in notrump with this 12-point hand. Partner is almost sure to have strength in both suits. It would be wrong to respond in diamonds with a hand so suitable for notrump play. 4.’ Four hearts. High - card points are naturally not the sole determining factor in evaluating a hand. Tricks are what really count in bridge. not points. and this hand — which is almost

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sure to win six or seven tricks by itself —- figures to make tea tricks in conjunction with North’s double. It is hard to imagine four losers. Note that the response is four hearts, not three. This shows that the jump bid is based on trump length ra- ither than high - card values.

‘ 5. Two spades obvmusly ‘lthere is a game when you have .14 points facing a takeout dou- ble. but where the game lies is at this point uncertain. Rather than jump to three notrump with such a shaky spade stop< per. or to three hearts with such a poor suit. it is better to cuebid spades to force partner to chose the spot. The final con- tract depends on his response to the cuebid.

hearts) is less remote than an:

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Some observers wonder whether the situation will bring the argument over the vague‘ Quebec Labrador boundaryl line to a head. Both Wabushi Hamilton Falls are Iocatedl near the line. though Wabushmay pays taxes to Newfoundland. UEBEC HA8

Both Quebec and

E . Newfound- has

i a ithrough its lsolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd.., : obtained a turned 'land want the 550000.000 pen“- rel reserve of the Athabasca oil1

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nd G o. acquisitionOOf Con-

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l Hudson’s Bay Oil. Acquires Reserves a:

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izing plant. But observers say sands, it was animunch" hm... ‘

Quebec may have an edge in bargaining positions. Brlti

Wayne told an arm

Glenn. president, ual meeting of Hud

' Newmundland 139' son’s Bay shareholders that they

velopment Corporation owns 80 company now owns 0,- has “ml per cent of the Hamilton Falls'der commitment 55 per cent of

Hydro-Quebec. u b l i c l y -

opment. but observers here did ‘ or 15 cents

not expect it to get started for‘first three months of this year" an increase of ydw'Qiiebec currently IS up over the $1591.00.) or nine ccnls‘ 'hv‘im d9V°l°" a share earned in the first quar-

several years. to its ears in merit and investment as a.

result of the $600,000,000 t ke- m M 1962'

. . The meeting was told Hud- The" have been Preliminaryison's Bay and its subsidiaries negotiations on the vast devel- had a net income of 52.602000}

8 share during the

63.6 per cent

"lie: the outstanding shares of Mic! l

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over of 11 private companies’ .000 Mrnicuwi

agan-Outardes development. But Newfoundland and comma“: m American private utility. are mile“ from believed anxious to see Hamil-‘Ontario. to ton Falls developed quickly. ist. Francis,

CHAIN 0F HISTORY Historic forts and 14 public:

in a chain the 170 Bay of Quinte. Lake Lancaster on Lake Que.

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